Reviews of The Outlands
The Outlands
LeDoomMuffin
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Ok, 3 chapters out now so time for a more serious review. Still not to sure what this novel is going to be about but the writing is good and alive, full not with infodumps and fillers but with sensations and emotions, it catches you and says `I am here and I´m not yet another generic story´. There´s no big infodumps but subtle hints in both content and chapter titles, very very nice. As said there´s only 3 chapters so far but if this continues it promises to be a very good read.
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I can't read any more. It's constantly one torture or fatal wound after another, and now they have no meaning. The protagonists survive each time, miraculously or somehow, and then the next fantastical bloodletting begins. The intriguing parts of the world are completely lost in the long torture sessions or deadly fights. Otherwise well written, but I'm out.
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At least there is an attempt at being original, that's miles better than the other novels I've seen here so far. However, the biggest setback is that the author doesn't seem to get that over describing things drags their story down. It makes the chapters tedious to read and the style of the sentences (the length, the formatting of the verb and subject, etc) makes it choppy and not flow. I personally feel that it would be a better story if the author could just cut down a little descriptions. E.g.: "Eyes narrowing, hackles raised, he howled, letting loose a guttural cry" -- even a single one of those would've been enough for us to understand what the author intended, but so many just seems like its bashing us over the head with the imagery.
